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Thursday, Jan. 7, 2016 Materials: Journal, pencil, calculator Today we are moving from the ratio table to the algorithm. Yay!! First, complete the WARM-UP.

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1 Thursday, Jan. 7, 2016 Materials: Journal, pencil, calculator Today we are moving from the ratio table to the algorithm. Yay!! First, complete the WARM-UP with your group. Answer the questions in your Journal.

2 = = How many squares are three circles worth? How many triangles are four circles worth? How many triangles are five circles worth? Could you write a rule to convert from circle pieces to triangles? How many circles is one square worth? How many circles are four squares worth? WARM-UP We’re playing a game that has three different pieces that are worth different amounts. If…

3 How many ways can you complete the tables? 15 5 57 34 3 128 Make equivalent ratios. Simplify first. Use cross-products. It may not be a whole number. 2 117

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